Extreme Weather A to Z

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Guess an extreme-weather term for each letter.

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Extreme Weather A to ZVersion en ligne Guess an extreme-weather term for each letter. par Khimoyatxon Komiljonova A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A A mass of snow and ice that rapidly slides down a mountain slope. Starts with B A severe snowstorm with strong winds and very low visibility. Starts with C A large rotating storm system, either tropical or extratropical. Starts with D A prolonged period with insufficient rainfall leading to arid conditions. Starts with E Climatic warming in the central and eastern Pacific altering rainfall patterns globally. Starts with F An overflow of water that submerges normally dry land. Starts with G A strong wind generally ranging from 39 to 55 mph. Starts with H A tropical cyclone with sustained very strong winds and heavy rain. Starts with I A storm delivering freezing rain that coats surfaces with ice. Starts with J A fast-moving ribbon of air high in the atmosphere influencing weather patterns. Starts with K downslope wind formed when cold air descends from a plateau or glacier. Starts with L A sudden electrical discharge within clouds or between cloud and ground. Starts with M Seasonal shift in winds bringing heavy or widespread rainfall in some regions. Starts with N A mature coastal cyclone along the U.S. East Coast bringing heavy snow or rain. Starts with O A weather boundary where a warm air mass is squeezed between two colder ones. Starts with P A large area of low pressure and very cold air near the poles. Starts with Q A boundary that remains in roughly the same place for an extended period, causing persistent weather. Starts with R A period of substantial rainfall accompanied by thunder or wind. Starts with S A hot, humid wind from the Sahara that affects parts of Europe. Starts with T A violently rotating column of air in contact with the ground. Starts with U Wind rising up terrain that often enhances orographic precipitation. Starts with V Precipitation that evaporates before hitting the ground, visible as wisps beneath clouds. Starts with W Tornado-like column over water, capable of strong rotating winds. Starts with X Characterized by extremely dry and hot conditions. Starts with Y Controversial term referring to aerosolized precipitation associated with some reports of chemical deposition; linked to unusual rain events. Starts with Z A light, west-to-east breeze often gentle and mild.

Extreme Weather A to ZVersion en ligne

Guess an extreme-weather term for each letter.

par Khimoyatxon Komiljonova

Starts with A

A mass of snow and ice that rapidly slides down a mountain slope.

Starts with B

A severe snowstorm with strong winds and very low visibility.

Starts with C

A large rotating storm system, either tropical or extratropical.

Starts with D

A prolonged period with insufficient rainfall leading to arid conditions.

Starts with E

Climatic warming in the central and eastern Pacific altering rainfall patterns globally.

Starts with F

An overflow of water that submerges normally dry land.

Starts with G

A strong wind generally ranging from 39 to 55 mph.

Starts with H

A tropical cyclone with sustained very strong winds and heavy rain.

Starts with I

A storm delivering freezing rain that coats surfaces with ice.

Starts with J

A fast-moving ribbon of air high in the atmosphere influencing weather patterns.

Starts with K

downslope wind formed when cold air descends from a plateau or glacier.

Starts with L

A sudden electrical discharge within clouds or between cloud and ground.

Starts with M

Seasonal shift in winds bringing heavy or widespread rainfall in some regions.

Starts with N

A mature coastal cyclone along the U.S. East Coast bringing heavy snow or rain.

Starts with O

A weather boundary where a warm air mass is squeezed between two colder ones.

Starts with P

A large area of low pressure and very cold air near the poles.

Starts with Q

A boundary that remains in roughly the same place for an extended period, causing persistent weather.

Starts with R

A period of substantial rainfall accompanied by thunder or wind.

Starts with S

A hot, humid wind from the Sahara that affects parts of Europe.

Starts with T

A violently rotating column of air in contact with the ground.

Starts with U

Wind rising up terrain that often enhances orographic precipitation.

Starts with V

Precipitation that evaporates before hitting the ground, visible as wisps beneath clouds.

Starts with W

Tornado-like column over water, capable of strong rotating winds.

Starts with X

Characterized by extremely dry and hot conditions.

Starts with Y

Controversial term referring to aerosolized precipitation associated with some reports of chemical deposition; linked to unusual rain events.

Starts with Z

A light, west-to-east breeze often gentle and mild.

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Extreme Weather A to ZVersion en ligne

par Khimoyatxon Komiljonova

Starts with A

A mass of snow and ice that rapidly slides down a mountain slope.

Starts with B

A severe snowstorm with strong winds and very low visibility.

Starts with C

A large rotating storm system, either tropical or extratropical.

Starts with D

A prolonged period with insufficient rainfall leading to arid conditions.

Starts with E

Climatic warming in the central and eastern Pacific altering rainfall patterns globally.

Starts with F

An overflow of water that submerges normally dry land.

Starts with G

A strong wind generally ranging from 39 to 55 mph.

Starts with H

A tropical cyclone with sustained very strong winds and heavy rain.

Starts with I

A storm delivering freezing rain that coats surfaces with ice.

Starts with J

A fast-moving ribbon of air high in the atmosphere influencing weather patterns.

Starts with K

downslope wind formed when cold air descends from a plateau or glacier.

Starts with L

A sudden electrical discharge within clouds or between cloud and ground.

Starts with M

Seasonal shift in winds bringing heavy or widespread rainfall in some regions.

Starts with N

A mature coastal cyclone along the U.S. East Coast bringing heavy snow or rain.

Starts with O

A weather boundary where a warm air mass is squeezed between two colder ones.

Starts with P

A large area of low pressure and very cold air near the poles.

Starts with Q

A boundary that remains in roughly the same place for an extended period, causing persistent weather.

Starts with R

A period of substantial rainfall accompanied by thunder or wind.

Starts with S

A hot, humid wind from the Sahara that affects parts of Europe.

Starts with T

A violently rotating column of air in contact with the ground.

Starts with U

Wind rising up terrain that often enhances orographic precipitation.

Starts with V

Precipitation that evaporates before hitting the ground, visible as wisps beneath clouds.

Starts with W

Tornado-like column over water, capable of strong rotating winds.

Starts with X

Characterized by extremely dry and hot conditions.

Starts with Y

Controversial term referring to aerosolized precipitation associated with some reports of chemical deposition; linked to unusual rain events.

Starts with Z

A light, west-to-east breeze often gentle and mild.